St. Pete Cat Nappers

13/04/2023

Join us at our 2023 Career Fair THIS SATURDAY, April 15th from 9am - 1pm at our Clearwater Center (1437 S Belcher Rd., Clearwater). We're searching for passionate, enthusiastic, mission-driven people to join our team. We have a variety of positions open across our agency, including Licensed Directors, Licensed Therapists, Counselors, Case Managers, a Grant Accountant, Customer Service Reps, Billing Specialists, and Peer Mentors. Check out www.directionsforliving.org/careers for our current job opportunities.

30/04/2021

Cat nappers saving more kitty lives today. We rescued this sweet pregnant girl form the side of the road. 😍

20/11/2020

Where are they now?! This is Avery (formerly Ibey) and Kira. You might remember Avery from a cat napping we did late last year. We are happy to report that not only is she thriving with the loveliest of humans, she now has a spunky little sister. Kira, the sweet little lady we picked up out of Bartlett Park last week is getting pretty comfy in her new digs. Shout out to Kira and Avery’s humans, you crazy cat people you!

11/11/2020

The Cat Nappers crew played a very important role in finding this adorable soul a new furrrrever home today. Talk about being lucky, this fancy feline made the long journey from South St. Pete to Oldsmar where she will no doubtedly be treated like the deserving princess she is.

06/11/2020

Who wants a kitty?

05/11/2020

These two littles were found in south St. Pete near 18th Ave S and Grove street, along with their siblings and momma. The very nice gentleman who found them can only commit to keeping one and so these kitties are in need of homes. If you are someone you know would be interested in adopting, please let us know.

Adding some extra photos of the calico kitty.

09/02/2020

This is Emma and she is the little beauty that started it all. She gave birth to 4 kittens beside my front porch when we first moved in. Shortly after, 1 got hit by a car. Then the next one came down with a terrible respiratory infection. Then the 3rd one got hit by a car. We couldn’t sit back and let this keep happening, and so St. Pete Cat Nappers became a thing. She is healthy and happy these days, still comes by to say hey every now and again and to let us know she is doing fine, with no more litters of kittens of course.

29/01/2020

28/01/2020

Appropriately named “Sugar Britches”, this little feline is sweet as can be. Not really feral, but possibly the result of some inbreeding, we napped her last night from the same corner as “Mr. Business”. A few left to snag from cat colony corner here in Palmetto Park, and maybe we finally get to move on to the next street over.

21/01/2020

Meet Mr. Business! St. Pete Cat Nappers swiped him from the corner of 29th Street and 3rd Avenue S. last night and this morning he underwent his neuter and vaccine procedures at SPCA. He will be released tomorrow after we ensure the anesthesia has worn off and he can safely return to the rest of his family.

Can we get a Woot Woot for Mr. Business?! 😽😻

28/12/2019

We trapped Miss. yesterday and took her for TNVR today. Tomorrow we will release her back into the community.

27/12/2019

This is Ms. Cali. She showed up on our porch and she was put up for adoption at Petsmart. 😍

26/12/2019

Wait for them to walk in (because they’re starving), and then pull the door closed with a really long string.

26/12/2019

St. Pete Cat Nappers is comprised of five cat lovin humans who could no longer sit back and bear watch as hundreds of feral and stranded kitties in their neighborhood continued to suffer and proliferate. So, we bought a humane trap, learned about the various animal service organizations in our community, pulled some money from our own pockets, and got to work. Since 2018 we have trapped, neutered/spayed, vaccinated and released more than 20 cats in the Palmetto Park neighborhood. We have trapped and re-homed about 7 cats with friends, family members, or through local adoption organizations. This space was created to document our actions and to be a forum for education so others who may be interested in saving their community feline friends can get to work too.

26/12/2019

Today was a good day. St. Pete Cat Nappers successfully trapped 3 outdoor kitties who appear to be physically and emotionally well enough for adoption after some basic medical services. If you or someone you know is interested in making one of these lovelies a permanent addition to your home, send us message. :)